New Technique for Laryngomicrosurgery: Narrow Band Imaging-assisted Video-laryngomicrosurgery for Laryngeal Papillomatosis

Overview

Journal J Laryngol Otol

Publisher Cambridge University Press

Specialty Otorhinolaryngology

Date 2015 Feb 24

PMID 25706167

Citations 4

Authors

K Adachi

T Umezaki

H Kiyohara

S Komune

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Abstract

Objective: In the present report, we describe the use of narrow band imaging during video-laryngomicrosurgery for laryngeal papillomatosis.

Case Report: It is difficult to peri-operatively locate all the superficial papillomatous lesions when the disease is widespread, which then results in tumor recurrence. Therefore, we have constructed a narrow band imaging video-laryngomicrosurgery system, which we have used for two cases of laryngeal papillomatosis.

Conclusion: Our narrow band imaging-assisted video-laryngomicrosurgery system to visualise superficial laryngeal papillomatosis more clearly.

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